Sentence examples for because of anatomical differences from inspiring English sources
The exchanges between bacteria and epithelium may differ in the small and large intestine because of anatomical differences and the extent to which the secreted mucus layer covers the epithelium.
The findings suggest that because of anatomical differences that make them more vulnerable, female athletes, and younger athletes in particular, may need to be managed more cautiously after a concussion, said Tracey Covassin, an associate professor of kinesiology at Michigan State University and the lead author of the report.
Male vocal tracts are on average longer than female vocal tracts because of anatomical differences.
It was removed from the genus because of anatomical differences with the family Ranidae.
For L1 to L4, the puncture success rate and puncture success value were higher on the left than on the right, which may have occurred because of anatomical differences between the left and right sides of the lumbar spine.
This differs from a previous study that estimated radioulnar deviation using an electrogoniometer in combination with manual methods [ 8], where it was found that women had greater flexibility because of anatomical differences.
Considering that electrical current travels through tissue instantaneously, this is surprising; however, it is likely a result of anatomical differences.
The chromosomal differences have been linked to a number of anatomical differences in the ants, Wurm and his colleagues wrote, from the queen's fecundity to the size of male workers and the structure of their sperm.
ID injection of QDs in the flank drains differently from the SC injected QDs [ 25] because of the anatomical differences in lymphatic network of the two regions.
One limitation is the positioning of the 3D-UV or 3D-MV, because of the anatomical differences between various models and a standard sized ultrasound dummy have to be realized.
"I don't know if it's because of an anatomical difference or a culture of neglect," said Dr. Alexiades-Armenakas, referring to men being less likely to use moisturizer, sunblock or concealer under their eyes.
